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	Bruce Davison - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki
		Bruce Davison (born 28 June 1946) is a veteran character actor who played Jareth in the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Remember".
		Davison continued to act steadily throughout the 1970s and 1980s, appearing on both film and television and amassing some 60 credits in the process.
		Davison had a recurring roles as an investment banker accused of murdering his wife on the TV series The Practice, co-starring with the likes of Rene Auberjonois, Jerome Butler, Daniel Davis, Bruce French, Zach Grenier, Dakin Matthews, Tracy Middendorf, Randy Oglesby, Steve Rankin, and Jeremy Roberts.
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	Bruce Davison - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bruce Davison as Senator Robert Kelly in X-Men, 2000
		Bruce Davison (born June 28, 1946) is an American actor.
		Davison was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1991 as a gay man whose lover is dying of AIDS in Longtime Companion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bruce_Davison (368 words)

	Bruce Davison as "Pastor Boyd"
		Bruce guest-starred in nine episodes of the highly acclaimed TV series, THE PRACTICE, which began with a season's premiere episode.
		For his work in the film LONGTIME COMPANION, Bruce was nominated for an Academy Award, won a Golden Globe, the New York and the National Film Critics Award and a Spirit Award.
		After the latter, Bruce got his first taste of success when he appeared at the Cannes Film Festival and was mobbed by crowds of press and fans who had seen the film.
	www.hatecrimemovie.com /Bios/BruceDavison.html (864 words)

	Bruce Davison - Biography - Moviefone
		Bruce Davison is a highly respected actor who has received major awards and nominations for his work on the stage and screen since his auspicious debut in Frank Perry's disturbing coming-of-age tale Last Summer in 1969.
		Since then, Davison has become known for taking on difficult roles, and he specializes in sensitive, idealistic, and offbeat characters.
		Although Davison has been active in films since the early '70s, he has remained a solid character actor rather than becoming a major star.
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	Bruce Davison
		Davison became a solid character actor, and like most good character actors, his active film work since the early '70s has gone for the most part unnoticed by the majority of viewers.
		Married twice, Davison is currently married to actress Lisa Pelikan with whom he shares a son.
		When not on set, Davison works actively as a spokesperson for a myriad of AIDS-related groups and is involved with organizations working to help at-risk children.
	www.tribute.ca /all_actors/bios/1584.htm (499 words)

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		Bruce Davison has been winning awards for over 30 years.
		In 1971 he was nominated for a Golden Laurel, Star of Tomorrow, for The Strawberry Statement, and took seventh place.
		Davison credits directors Robert Aldrich, with whom he worked on Ulzana's Raid, and William A. Wellman as the most influential people in his life.
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	Amazon.com: Short Eyes: DVD: Bruce Davison,José Pérez (II),Nathan George,Don Blakely,Tony DiBenedetto,Shawn ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Adapted by Miguel Piñero from his acclaimed play, this gritty drama was filmed in Manhattan's infamous Men's House of Detention (better known as "the Tombs"), giving a rough, authentic edge to Piñero's unflinching portrait of men trapped in legal-system limbo.
		Inmate tensions intensify when an alleged pedophile ("Short Eyes" in prison slang, played by Bruce Davison) is dropped into detention, and instantly ostracized by white, Latino, and fl inmates alike.
		Into this composition comes Bruce Davison, an alleged child molester, who the prisoners dub "freak" and "short eyes." The story is told rather loosely and episodically, as it moves toward its inevitable but gritty conclusion.
	www.amazon.com /Short-Eyes-Bruce-Davison/dp/B00009L4UA (1938 words)

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		Starring Jane Seymour, Bruce Davison, A Martinez, David Keith, Amanda Barfield, Colton James.
		Starring Kathy Baker, Bruce Davison, Paul Franklin Dano, Katie Stuart, Terra Vanessa, Shadia Simmons.
		Love grows under difficult circumstances between a nurse and her emotionally devastated patient, who awakens from a two-year coma to find he lost his sense of touch in an accident that also claimed his son's life.
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	Dahmer - Cast - Bruce Davison
		A respected veteran of film, stage and television, Bruce Davison garnered an Oscar nomination, as well as the Golden Globe, Independent Spirit, and the New York and National Film Critics Awards for his work in the film Longtime Companion.
		Other notable feature credits include Brian Singer’s X-Men, Arthur Miller's The Crucible, Robert Altman's Short Cuts – for which the ensemble cast received a special Golden Globe Award – Six Degrees Of Separation, Short Eyes, Last Summer, Ulzana's Raid, The Strawberry Statement, and the cult favorite Willard.
		Most recently, Davison starred as a defense attorney who wins acquittal for 11 Italian dock workers falsely accused of murder in the highly dramatic HBO movie Vendetta.
	www.dahmerfilm.com /bruce.html (153 words)

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